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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1909

Page

4

Slavonia Wreck Passengers Rescued At Flores Island

Passengers of the Slavonia tell of the disaster after the Cunard liner ran ashore near Flores Island Azores on June 10. The ship flooded quickly, but the Slavonia’s passengers were landed by its own boats and later taken off by the Prinzess Irene. No serious injuries reported and most passengers proceeded to Naples aboard the Prinzess Irene.

Gibraltar Cunard Slavonia Flores Island Azores New York Asengers Hey Naples John Mitchell Milwaukee Irene Mitchell Batavia Cunard Line Ponta Delgada Liverpool Lagrents

Cardinal Andrieu Faces Court in France Over Allocution

Cardinal Andrieu appeared in Jeordeaud court to answer a summons charging incitement of breach of laws by his cathedral allocution at enthronement. He defended speaking as a bishop answering to conscience and God, while crowds acclaimed him outside.

Jeordeaux Cardinal Andrieu

Britain seeks amicable China railroad loan settlement

Great Britain aims for an amicable arrangement with American financiers on the China railroad loan. The Foreign Office will present the American views to the banking institution and propose that funding for the entire line be arranged so America can receive its share of the loan.

London Great Britain China Foreign Office America

Emperor hosts English clergy in Potsdam audience

In Potsdam the German Emperor welcomed sixty English clergymen in audience. He spoke briefly in English thanking them for coming and expressing hope the visit would foster goodwill between two great Christian nations.

Berlin Potsdam Germany

Cabinet Turmoil in Honduras Sparks Government Shift

On June 5 President Davila of Honduras saw his entire Cabinet resign or be dismissed amid long standing political strife. A new Cabinet has since been appointed, signaling a major reshuffle in the Honduran government and potential policy changes.

Iplerto Cortez Davila Honduras Willemstad Curacao Celestino Castro Venezuela Colombia Schwarzburg Tokio Prince Ito Privy Council of Japan Viscount Sone Korea San Juan Young Men's Christian Association of Porto Rico William F. Willoughby

Natural Hunyadi Janos Water Advert

An advertisement warns that chronic constipation endangers health and promotes Natural Hunyadi Janos Water as a natural harmless laxative. It claims quick relief from a tumblerful taken on rising and cautions buyers to beware of druggists substituting inferior products.

Nature

King Victor Emmanuel Receives Lloyd Griscom in Farewell

Rome June 14. King Victor Emmanuel receives Lloyd Griscom in farewell audience and accepts his recall letters. The monarch praises Griscom for service between nations and after the Messina earthquake. Constantinople reports John G. A. Leishman departs for Rome as retiring American ambassador to Turkey.

Rome Lloyd Griscom Victor Emmanuel Mr. Griscom Messina Constantinople John G. A. Leishman Turkey

Savoie Narrowly Avoids Collision in Fog on Atlantic Run

French Line liner Savoie, after a stormy voyage from Havre, faced a near collision with a two masted schooner in thick fog near Long Island. Passengers on deck were drenched as giant waves swept the rail. several women and a nun were knocked down but not seriously hurt. The ship arrived Monday after two days’ delay for repairs.

Havre Savoie Long Island Jeanne Wildermuth W. H. Hooper Boston Daisy Grill West Wigbhy-fourth Street Manhattan Yvonne Guillard Sheepshead Bay Imelda Order of Franciscan Missionaries of St. Mary

Paris Stock Listing Delay Sparks Press Campaign

The postponement of final steps to list United States Steel Corporation shares on the Paris Stock Exchange triggers French press opposition. L action and L Autorité publish attacks accusing speculative motives harming French steel interests. Morgan Harjes & Co. deny delays and expect completion soon.

Paris United States Steel Corporation Paris Stock Exchange L’action L’autorité Morgan, Harjes & Co

Five Dollar Bill Floats Over Broadway Crowd

A $5 bill blown from a clothier’s customer on Broadway rose high over Chambers Street attracting about 1000 people for half an hour and blocking traffic. The bill tore in half when it landed near a southbound car and was claimed by two men amid police involvement.

Chambers Street Broadway Abraham Greenfield John Barry James Burns Thomas McNamara Reade Street Barry Greenfield

Class Day at Princeton Opens Historic Commencement Week

Princeton on June 14 held Class Day the first of two days for the 162nd commencement. Alumni parades filled the town while exercises in Alexander Hall opened, ivy is planted at Old Nassau, and cannon drills occurred on the rear campus. Trustees met in Nassau Hall with Gov Fort presiding as gifts totaling 145,321 funded prizes and endowments from Baird Joline Blair Butler Gos ae Jesup and others supported the university. A $75,000 endowment for the Isabella McCosh Infirmary was completed with plans to raise it to 100,000.

New York Times Princeton Old Town Alexander Hall Old Nassau Nathaniel Ewing, Jr Nassau Hall Gov. Fort John Beatty William R. Barrickle Charles O. Baird Baird Adrian H. Joline C. C. Joline D. C. Blair Blair Hall Graduate Council William Allen Butler, Jr Butler Alton B. Gos Ae William Earl Dodge Charles Eee Morris K. Jesup William E.guy James Little Belfast Ireland Ladies’ Auxiliary Isabella McCosh Infirmary Edwin Plimpton Adams

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